University of Chester internships helping North West businesses

North West businesses and graduates are benefiting from the University of Chester's internship programme. 

The scheme links organisations with skilled and motivated students and graduates.

Over the past year, 56 Chester interns have been placed in roles across 37 businesses and charities, covering fields including marketing, design, psychology, natural sciences, and law.

Employers have said the interns bring "fresh thinking, energy, and valuable skills" that help drive innovation and growth.

The university will launch its Grad Launch Internships this December, aiming to provide more opportunities for final-year students to gain professional experience.

An employer said: "Our first intern made a tremendous impact and settled into the role quickly, becoming an integral part of our small team.

"We would wholeheartedly encourage any employer to consider hosting an intern.

The programme also provides students and graduates with confidence, skills, and professional insights.

The Grad Launch Internships will launch this December.

The initiative aims to provide opportunities for final-year students to gain professional experience.

Organisations interested in hosting an intern or seeking further information are encouraged to contact the university's employer engagement team.

For the full story, see Chester Standard

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